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| Photo by AP A CONTENTIOUS NEW YEAR: Vietnamese Americans in California have been embroiled in tensions over ideology: In Oakland, youths have been scrutinized over their plans for a flag-saluting ceremony, and in Southern California's Westminister (above), protests have continued against a shopkeeper, who hung up a picture of Ho Chi Minh. |
Editorial: Some resolutions.
Letters: Comments from AsianWeek readers
Right Side: Down with the prince of preference.
Day of Remembrance: Japanese Americans commemorate 57th anniversary of internment order.
Washington Journal: Frank Wu and Phil Tajitsu Nash's perspectives on Bill Lann Lee.
New Year Special : The Year of the Rabbit's hopping-here's how.
S.F. New Year Events Local festivities; parade route map.
Supes Meet in Chinatown: Lawmakers shift meeting's time, place to hear the community's concerns.
Tensions Amid Tet: Perceived political ideologies cut into Vietnamese Americans' celebration of the Lunar New Year in California.
A Youthful View: San Francisco photographers make their mark.
Movie Reviews: Windhorse and Rabbit in the Moon on the big screen.
Calendar: Events around the country.
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